Premium Long Tail Parrot Beak Aseel for Sale, Rare Ornamental Game Fowl

Looking for a strong, striking Aseel with real presence? The Long Tail Parrot Beak Aseel is one of the rarest and most eye-catching game fowl in the world. At Birds Jungle, we raise purebred Parrot Beak Aseel for sale across the USA and Canada. Every bird is bred for health, clean lineage, and that unmistakable look.

This is not your average backyard chicken. The parrot-like curved beak, the muscular upright frame, and the long, flowing tail make this bird a living showpiece. Whether you want it for exhibition, heritage breeding, or simply as a rare centerpiece for your flock, you are getting a bird with centuries of history behind it.

Below, you will find everything you need before you buy. That includes the breed’s traits, its history, how to care for it, its legal status in the US, pricing, and how our nationwide shipping works.

What Is a Long Tail Parrot Beak Aseel?

The Long Tail Parrot Beak Aseel is a rare type of Aseel game fowl. It comes from South India, where it is known as “Kilimookku,” the Tamil word for “parrot beak.” Breeders there have shaped this line over many generations for its unique head, long tail, and powerful body.

The Aseel (also spelled Asil or Azeel) is one of the oldest domestic chicken breeds on earth. The name means “pure” or “high-born.” According to The Livestock Conservancy, the breed has been known in India for thousands of years.

The Parrot Beak type is a standout even among Aseels. It is prized less for utility and more for its rare beauty and proud, warrior-like stance.

Why It Is Called “Parrot Beak”

Look at the beak and the name makes sense. It is short, thick, and curves downward like a parrot’s. This hooked shape gives the bird a bold, almost fierce expression that Aseel fans love. No other common chicken has a beak quite like it.

How It Differs From a Standard Aseel

Most exhibition Aseels are compact and short-tailed. The Parrot Beak Long Tail type runs taller and heavier, with a long tail that can trail well past the body. In short, it is the same ancient bloodline, but with a bigger frame, a longer tail, and that signature curved beak.

Parrot Beak Aseel at a Glance

Here is a quick snapshot of the breed before we dig into the details.

Standout Features of the Parrot Beak Aseel

A Muscular, Upright Body

This bird looks like an athlete. The body is dense and muscular, carried tall and upright. The feathers are short, hard, and held tight to the skin. That tight plumage makes it look lighter than it really is. Pick one up, and you will feel the weight.

For reference, the standard exhibition Aseel rooster weighs about 5.5 pounds and stands 18 to 24 inches tall, per Cackle Hatchery and the American Poultry Association. The Long Tail Parrot Beak type usually runs larger and taller than that.

The Signature Long Tail

The long tail is the star of the show. In quality cocks, the tail sweeps down and back in a long, graceful line. Some top birds carry tails that trail two to three feet. It is this tail, paired with the curved beak, that makes the breed so collectible.

The Curved “Parrot” Beak

The beak is short, deep, and hooked. It sits on a broad, round skull with bold, pale eyes. Together they give the bird its proud, hawk-like face. This is the first feature buyers look for when judging a true Parrot Beak Aseel.

Colors and Varieties

Parrot Beak Aseels come in many shades. Common ones include red, black-breasted red, spangled, and milky white. Breeders often name their lines by color and body type. Every bird is a little different, which is part of the appeal.

The Ancient History of the Aseel

The Aseel is one of the oldest game fowl in the world. Poultry historians trace birds of this type back thousands of years on the Indian subcontinent. The breed is even linked to the Institutes of Manu, an Indian legal text from around 1000 BC.

The name “Aseel” means pure, high-born, and thoroughbred. In India, it was given only to birds that were truly game. That name was a mark of great respect.

The breed’s influence reached far. Aseel blood helped create the Cornish, and through the Cornish it shaped the broad-breasted build of today’s commercial meat chickens, as noted by Oklahoma State University.

Aseels came to the United States early. The first birds arrived from Lucknow, India, imported by Dr. H.P. Clarke of Indianapolis, who showed them at the 1887 Indiana State Fair. The American Poultry Association later added the Aseel to its Standard of Perfection in 1981.

Temperament, What This Bird Is Really Like

Here is the part that surprises new owners. Toward people, the Parrot Beak Aseel is calm, curious, and personable. Many become tame with regular handling and will follow you around the run. Old poultry writers called the breed intelligent, and owners today agree.

Toward other chickens, it is a different story. Aseels are highly territorial. Males will not tolerate other roosters, and even the hens can squabble. Chicks may spar within weeks of hatching. This is instinct, not a training problem.

The takeaway is simple. This bird bonds with its keeper but needs its own space. It rewards an owner who understands game fowl.

Is It Legal to Own a Parrot Beak Aseel in the USA?

Yes. It is completely legal to own, raise, breed, show, and sell Aseel chickens in the United States and Canada. They are a recognized poultry breed kept by hobbyists, exhibitors, and breeders across the country.

What is illegal is cockfighting. That sport is banned in all 50 US states and across Canada, and it is a felony in most states. Birds Jungle does not support or supply birds for fighting in any form.

Today, in the US, the Aseel is kept mostly for ornamental and show reasons. The breed is still deeply respected and admired, just for its looks, heritage, and bloodline rather than the old sport. Our Parrot Beak Aseels are raised and sold strictly as ornamental, exhibition, and breeding birds.

Why People Buy the Parrot Beak Aseel

People choose this breed for a few clear reasons:

• Rarity, one of the hardest Aseel types to find outside South Asia.
• Show appeal, with a curved beak and long tail that turn heads at poultry shows.
• Heritage breeding, favored by keepers who work to preserve and improve the line.
• A living showpiece, a rare and majestic bird for any collection.
• Strong genetics, a hardy, heat-tolerant, and disease-resistant breed.

The Aseel is also listed as a threatened heritage breed, with fewer than 500 breeding birds in the US. Buying and breeding from clean stock helps keep the line alive.

How to Spot a True Parrot Beak Aseel

When you are buying, look for these signs of a genuine, quality bird:

• The beak, short, deep, and clearly curved. A long or straight beak is a red flag.
• The tail, long and full, carried in a clean line. Length and spread signal quality.
• The build, hard muscle, upright stance, tight feathers. The bird should feel heavy in hand.
• The head, a broad, round skull with bold, clear eyes.
• The condition, bright eyes, clean legs, and no signs of illness.

Always buy from a seller who can show the bird’s lineage and health records. That is the only way to be sure you are getting the real thing.

How to Care for a Parrot Beak Aseel

These birds are hardy, but they are not a “set and forget” chicken. A little planning keeps them healthy and looking their best.

Housing and Space

Give them room. Aseels hate crowding. Aim for at least 4 square feet of coop space per bird, plus a large run or free-range area. Use a sturdy coop with strong fencing, because these birds are powerful enough to break weak materials.

Keep Roosters Separated

This is the golden rule. House each mature rooster on its own. If roosters can even see each other, it can spark a fight. Give hens plenty of space too, and keep the breed away from mixed flocks.

Diet and Nutrition

Feed for muscle. Aseels need a high-protein diet to build and hold their dense frame. Start with a quality complete feed, then add grains and greens in moderation. Always keep fresh, clean water available. For show birds, careful feeding helps manage weight and condition.

Health and Biosecurity

Aseels are one of the more disease-resistant breeds, but the basics still matter. Keep bedding dry, keep the coop clean, and practice good biosecurity. Limit contact with outside birds. With good care, a Parrot Beak Aseel can live 8 to 10 years or more.

A Note on Hens and Brooding

Aseel hens are not big egg layers, often around 40 small eggs a year. But they are outstanding mothers. They go broody easily and fiercely protect their chicks. Some keepers even use them to hatch eggs from other breeds.

Parrot Beak Aseel Price in the USA & Canada

Price depends on the bird. A young chick costs far less than a proven show-quality cock with a long tail and clean bloodline.

The main things that set the price:

• Lineage, the parent stock and bloodline quality.
• Age, whether chick, juvenile, or mature adult.
• Tail, its length, spread, and consistency.
• Beak and head, how well the curve and skull match the type.
• Color and quality, condition, plumage, and overall health.

Across the market, Parrot Beak Aseels generally range from around $100 for chicks to well over $1,000 for top show-grade birds. At Birds Jungle, we price fairly and back every bird with health records and expert support. Want a current quote? Prices are listed on our homepage, or you can contact our team for the latest USA and Canada pricing.

What You Get With a Birds Jungle Aseel

We do not just sell birds. We stand behind them.

• Purebred, disease-free stock: raised under close supervision.
• Verified lineage: so you know exactly what you are getting.
• Full health records: included with every bird.
• Expert guidance: on care, feeding, and training.
• A live-arrival guarantee: plus safe, tracked shipping.
• Real after-sale support: available long after the sale, not just before it.

We aim to build long-term relationships, not one-time sales.

Nationwide Shipping Across the USA & Canada

We ship Parrot Beak Aseels safely across the entire USA and Canada. Every bird travels in a specially designed crate built to keep stress low and arrival condition high.

Each shipment includes our live-arrival guarantee, plus feeding and care instructions so your new bird settles in fast. From the first day, you will know exactly how to keep it healthy.

Related Birds You Might Like

If you love the Aseel, explore more of our rare game fowl and exotic poultry:

• Aseel Roosters: bold, powerful cocks with strong Aseel bloodlines.
• Heera Aseel: a striking, sought-after Aseel variety.
• Japanese Shamo: the tall, upright Japanese game fowl.

Browse the full collection at Birds Jungle to see all our rare and exotic breeds.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Long Tail Parrot Beak Aseel?

It is a rare South Indian type of Aseel game fowl. It is known for a short, downward-curved parrot-style beak, a long flowing tail, and a tall, muscular body. It is kept mainly for show, ornament, and heritage breeding.

Is it legal to own a Parrot Beak Aseel in the USA?

Yes. Owning, raising, breeding, and showing Aseels is legal in the US and Canada. Only cockfighting is illegal, and it is banned in all 50 states. Our birds are sold strictly as ornamental and breeding stock.

How big does a Parrot Beak Aseel get?

The standard Aseel rooster is about 5.5 pounds and 18 to 24 inches tall. The Long Tail Parrot Beak type usually runs larger and taller, with a tail that can reach 2 to 3 feet in top cocks.

Are Parrot Beak Aseels good for beginners?

They can be, with the right setup. They are friendly with people but aggressive toward other chickens. If you can house roosters separately and give them space, a first-time keeper can do well with them.

Do Aseel hens lay eggs?

Yes, but not many, often around 40 small eggs a year. They make up for it as excellent, protective mothers and reliable broody hens.

How long do Parrot Beak Aseels live?

With good care, 8 to 10 years is normal, and some live longer. They are slow-growing, hardy, and known for strong disease resistance.

Can I keep two Aseel roosters together?

No. Mature roosters will fight, sometimes to serious injury. House each rooster on its own, out of sight of other males.

What do Parrot Beak Aseels eat?

A high-protein complete feed forms the base, with grains and greens added in moderation. Fresh, clean water should always be available.

How much does a Parrot Beak Aseel cost?

Prices range from around $100 for chicks to over $1,000 for top show birds. Lineage, age, tail length, and beak quality all affect the price.

Do you ship across the USA and Canada?

Yes. We ship nationwide in secure crates with a live-arrival guarantee and full care instructions.

Bring Home a Living Legend

The Long Tail Parrot Beak Aseel is more than a bird. It is a piece of living history, centuries of careful breeding wrapped in one striking, powerful package. From the curved beak to the sweeping tail, every detail tells a story of strength and heritage.

Whether you are building a show line, preserving a rare breed, or simply want the most eye-catching bird in your flock, Birds Jungle has the finest Parrot Beak Aseel for sale. Every bird comes with a verified bloodline, full health records, and safe delivery to your door.

Slots go fast, and quality stock is limited. Reserve your Parrot Beak Aseel today.

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